Supporting people who face Learning disability, mental health and other problems

 It's understandable that supporting people who face disabilities, mental health, and other problems, through no fault of our own can be tricky to balance between support and independence.  This can vary from person to person, the types of disability, mental health, and other problems they have but also thinking, how the people they cope, how they struggle, what they want, need and feel. Listening to the person and considering their feelings, but supporting and empowering them in any they need and want it. 

Safety is good and everyone should be safe in everything but there's being too overprotected which every person who faces disability, mental health other problems know themselves and know others around them don't do it to take away their lives but to be concerned for their safety. However' There needs to be a point where people need to feel confident and independent, which is where empowerment and encouragement come in. However' no one needs help in every area of their life but even most people who don't face disabilities, mental health, and others need help with something? Wouldn't it be amazing if we all could do everything for ourselves and not having to ask and depend on others, surely we all have an understanding there no matter what? 

  These days such things as support aids, accessibility, etc have grown but due to money and different areas of life, etc that sort of support isn't possible to most people but if or and when it is, it is likely to help people the best way as possible without having to ask others for help. https://www.mencap.org.uk/accessible-information-standard

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Struggle and difficulties may face I will list but not everyone faces the same, depending on people themselves and the problems they face. 

Personal needs such as bathing, showering, toilet needs, cutting nails, etc.

Household, shopping, cooking, housework, paying bills, etc. 

Using the bathroom

Cooking and eating 

Getting in out of bed in out of chairs etc.

Getting dressed

Caring for children

1. Health – Anything to do with the health of people with disabilities and health problems.

2. Housing – Accessible housing for disabled people, disability aids, disabled access and etc in the home.

3. Careers – Education and Employment for Disabled People.

4. Talent – Hobbies, interests, arts, craft and etc which can either be in the home, socially or and in a career.

5. Social issues – Friendship, dating, going places, counseling, emotional support and etc.

6. Disabled Access – For e.g; wheelchairs, car parks, disabled aids, getting around on transport out and +, etc.

7. Public Advocacy – Empowering and supporting people with disabilities and health problems to speak for their rights. For eg; (Person Centred Planning.)

8. Private Advocacy is mostly legal and illegal Advocacy such as hate crime, discrimination, benefit cuts, fit for work, not fit for work and etc.

9. (‘ Learning Disability and Mental Health Awareness’) - people with disabilities and health problems training and educating those people without disabilities and health problems who are interested in working in the field of learning disability and health problems.

10.All and more.

Saying safe more information is on this site. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/social-care-and-support-guide/care-services-equipment-and-care-homes/household-gadgets-and-equipment-to-make-life-easier/

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